Historical fiction (1920s) | YA | This is a cute book, but it didn't strike me as thaaat special. It was mostly fluff with good characters but not an otherworldly story. Kudos to the last two chapters, though.
Wise people always say that the best approach to finish things faster is to be organized in handling them. That sounds like the best way to tackle a bookworm's too-short-life-span problem! Here is the list of books I must read this month. If, by any chance, I happen to read more... Who's ever said no to one (or five) extra sweets?
Historical fiction | Do you know that feeling when your mouth is dry so you get a glass of fresh water and it's just wonderful and healing and- heaven? Speak Easy, Speak Love is the literary version of it.
Love for Words - Book Blog 